Cabel Sasser is a software developer and one of the founders of Panic Software, the folks that make Transmit along with some other nice web development tools. Transmit is a great FTP utility for the Mac and a tool that I find myself using just about everyday. Cabel also does some other coding and his weblog, cabel.name is a good read for folks who like to keep up with smart independent software developers. (If you are interested in software design, his talk from C4 is very informative and entertaining...) This morning, David Warlick pointed to a nice little piece of Javascript that Cabel wrote that produces a nice visual effect when viewing images that have been posted to your web site. He calls it FancyZoom. Basically when a thumbnail link is clicked a larger version of the image appears as a call out. A very nice effect. Below is an example. Click the image to see the effect.
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A Yahoo Maps mashup that allows you to display Census data by zip code and show the area on a Yahoo Map...
Playing with WordPress 2.5
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I brake for bears...
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Can the Cellphone Help End Global Poverty?
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Geo-coded news from the New York Times on Google Earth...
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Tom Hoffman give an overview of Google App Engine and how a school or district might think about using this service...
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One of my favorite players... ever...
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This list is static, but you can follow his links at http://del.icio.us/pskomoroch/dataset
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NPR report on the 40th anniversary of the killing of Dr. King. A very thoughtful look at Dr. King as a man rather than an icon. Rev. Joseph Lowery talks about King as a friend.
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Remembering Dr. Kings' Prophetic 'Mountaintop' Speech
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Remembering MLK's Prophetic 'Mountaintop' Speech
NPR has a nice roundup of information as we near the 40th anniversary of the death of Dr. King.
April 3, 1968, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his final public speech. In a crowded church in Memphis, Tenn., King spoke of the injustice felt by the city's sanitation workers, who were on strike protesting low pay and poor working conditions. But, speaking hours before his assassination, the civil rights leader went beyond that subject, touching on death and his own mortality...